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WERE BOYS AGAIN.
lelLMKX ABB iVBUVI. BIBKCTOMM
M41JT0 AT BAB BAIL.
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7 -j Ktsjalar Corrependnee of Iho Ibtilliee-icik.
"' Colombia. Jay 0. The long-expected
v';gaaM et BM ball between the clubs com-
; ---' .-. .. the Columbia oeuncll
C'b4 Bfcoel beard ww played en the grounds
7 ts rVitnmhla idiih nn Thiirattat, tthnr.
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At the proceeds et the same were In
for the benellt of the peer, a rock'
.-Heed crowd wan present te witnesa It nnd
It. 4-'swj were ampiy repair ey seeing a game 01
emu piayea me nice 01 which never was
known in town. Thoeonncilmen proved te be
the stronger batten and thii accounts ler the
large score. It a batter managed te reach
the first base, the run would be scored In al
most every Instance. Only bIx Innings were
played but this required very nearly three
hours te accomplish. The members of the
clubs changed positions frequently and were
te all parts of the diamond. Very niten the
left fielder would be seen standing close te
the pitcher, waiting for a fly ball. The
conncllmanle club were the winners of the
game by the score of 40 te 23. Errors were
numerous and passed balls were without re ro re
cerd. Cot OCT OH Finger.
Isaac Fernwalt, the leunder at tlie furnaces
of the Chestnut Hill Iren Ore company, was
engaged yesterday at the furnaces In making
some repairs te heavy machinery. He acci
dentally had his left hand caught In the ma
chinery, which resulted In the middle finger
being cut off at the first Joint Tlie Injury
received the attention el a physician.
An Unfortunate Accident.
A sad accident happened during yesterday
te a small child of Jehn Kelly, Hvingen new
Second street, by which It came very near
meeting Its death. The child went into an
outhouse and In some unknown manner fell
down the cesspool. The absence of the child
was noticed after seme time and a search
made for It. The child was found In the
place where itbad lallen and was quickly re
moved. It was in an unconscious condition
and the parents thought It was dead. Twe
pnysicians were nastily summoned ami gave
attention te the child. Alter great dllliculty
it was resuscitated.
A Pleasant Party.
A short tlme age Mr. Will. J. Kdelman
leftthe ranks of bachelors nnd get married
Iiast evening a number of his fellow members
of the Ferest and Stream club went te the
residence of bis father-in-law, Mr. 15. U.Sim
man, In Maner township, en a visit of con
walk ui con- I
pent In a ejV
rsens J-, I
uu."t? Jut
'- jtand re- I
gratulatien. The time was spent In a v
enjeyauie manner. tee persons
participated in an eloquent banji''.
tnrnAft hnmnntnn tnrlv Iifw"-JL ul
well pleased with their jj. i' ilils morning I
Terr vtv
On SaturdajwtfT -
leavotewnf- 'morning Company 0 will
regto,'---'Allentewii, where the Fourth
-i,0VwlU held their encampment,
yllsh .August Flowers, of Lancaster, will be
.town en Saturday afternoon and play a
ameef ball with the Columbian. An Inter
esting contest may be expected as the last
game between these clubs was one of eleven
innings.
Ofllcer Wittick arrested Stephen Bnrretts,
colored, and Tbemas Morgan, white, last
nlgbt ler drunkenness and disorderly con
duct. This morning they had a bearing
before Squlre Evans and were seut te Jail for
nve days eacu.
Yesterday afternoon a market wagon with
two horses attached arrived in Columbia con
taining four persons. This party was a lamily
consisting et father, mother, son and daugh
ter, and were en their way te New Jersey.
The family had been living in the south
western part of Missouri, but had became
tired or the country, was driviug .te New
Jersey te reside in luture. The head of tbe
family remarked that this East suited him
netierinan me west.
Mr. Housten Mifflin has bad erected along
the rlver sbr re i very line boatbeuse and has
purabased an elegant row-beat, the adding
another beat te the number new owned In
town.
The repair gang of the Pennsylvania rail
road are new at work in putting in new ties
and rails en the main track from Union te
Perry streets.
Last evening a man was out en the river
In a row beat and had approached very near
shore, when tbe beat upaet and the occupant
was thrown In the river. He seen righted It
andi'Hiuoteland. A geed wetting was the
only damage done
The Columbia rolling mill issbutdewu for
repairs and will remain closed for a few
days. The engine et the puddling rolls is
being repaired.
JiafK sizsseh'h siAituiAer.
The rrcparatlniit for I lie Ceremonial and
the
lilia'i TreuMieau.
Mme. NiUsen, who Is seen te be married
te Count de Casa Miranda, has been allowing
a New Yerk Herald reporter au interview
regarding her bridal trousseau.
"I am sorry I cannot show you my dresses.
They are all packed, as we are leaving se
seen. But I will try te describe a few. They
were all made in Paris. There are about a
dozen costumes altogether.
"At the registrar's 1 shall wear a pale blue
surah dress, enbroidered with point d'Angle
terre, and a bonnet te match. The wedding
dress at tbe religious ceremony will be a very
pale heliotrope peluche, with a deltcate lilac
clalrdeluue, jet cellar, high, trimmed with
pearls; tulle bounet te match, trimmed with
pearls and a bunch et teareses.
" One of the sweetest things In mv trous treus
seau," tboughtfullycentinued Mme. Nllsen,
"is the dress In which lam te be presented
at the Spanish court. It is made of rich
white breche silk, a short skirt, bodice and
devant de jupe, covered with Brussels lace ;
long train, trimmed as court ellfiuette re
quires, with tults of whlte ostrich leathers ;
uecklace and diadem of diamonds.
"My traveling costume is blue serge, tailor
cut, the dress spotted with yellow and fast
ened with geld buttons, en wLich mv initials
are engraved. Tnere's a pretty dinner dress
in one of my trunks, tee, a pale blue crepe
deCblne, with apron and bodice, embroid
ered with geld, deep cellar, point d'Alouceu
and blue broche silk train.
"My most striking evening tollettes, per
haps, are an evening dress of lllae faille,
covered with Bilver embroidery, and a white
tulle ball dress, trimmed with roses and little
knotserbouquotiio! laceand pearls. Besides
all these I have eue or two robes de chambre
aud two tea gowns ene of gray poplin, the
ether a pink surah both smethered in lace,"
lllcjcll.t. Huldlug aSuelabie.
The first hop of the Lancaster Ulcycle
Touring club, jiassetl oil' very pleasantly last
evening at Lechor's hall, but owing te the
heat the attendance was net us large as the
oemmltteo had expected. They mustered
about 15 couples and spent the evening from
0 te 1 o'clock tripping the light fantastic te
the strains of Gresh'd orchestra. As it Is a
comparatively new organization of no pre
vious experience efaclubin entertainments
of this kind, tbe event of last eveniug-was a
decided success aud will but serve te eiien the
way for auether en a larger scale In the fall.
Bluer Ataln.t Hrellier.
Charles Ueman, charged by bis .Bister
Annie with Burety of peace, was held inbail
te answer at court by Alderman Deen. A
case of assault and battery charged against
him by his sister will be heard by Alderman
Plnkerten this evening.
Jirrtee.ibeyB,.ch,ir8ea wlth malicious mis.
chief in throwing stones into the premises of
a citizen of the Ninth ward, will be arralgued
before Alderman Plnkerten this evening.
Ceiuinltled for Court.
At 3 o'clock this afternoon Jehn Kutter, the
man who attemjited sttlcMe by taking laud
anum at the Pennsylvania railroad depet,
was giveu a hoarieg before Alderman Kurd.
ney. The charge against him was attempt
In tu ha life. He was committed ler
trtelatceant.
A Fler-Slrnkeu Village.
Tb Tillage of Waterford, in Raclne county,
Witv, i terribly stricken wllh typhoid fever.
JHRy people are down with the disease
.ftMtr dMtba have occurred thus far. One
'fMilir of eleven persona and another of Dine
are all la their bed a. Great excitement ex
lata la the Tillsce. and the state beard of
feeaUta will be aeked te inveetiriate the cause J
4gfk(UMe.
BBATB OF COHA l'MABt.
End of the Famous Parisian Deml-Memlaliie
In Pari
Cera Pearl, the once famous (leml-men-datne,
Is dead In Paris. She died peer. Sbe
recently published n book containing what
she asserted were her " Memoirs, " which,
however, had only a cry small sale, and
failed te bring her in the prellt Mie antici
pated. Cera Pearl, according te her own story,
was an English woman, her natim Kmtiia
Crouch, and the daughter of Prof. F. NIcli NIcli
eils Crouch, of Ilaltiinere, nuthnrnf ' Kath
leen Mavourneeu," by his tirt marriage
witn liyiila Pearson, an I.tnill'li actress.
Emma left home suddenly when quitea
young girl, and under circumstances that
wero never spoken of ntterwards In the
Crouch family. Iter memoirs were regarded
In the light of a blackmailing scheme, and It
was reported at the time that she received
$10,000 from a noble French family for the
suppression of ene groupel letters.
Mho was a beauty of the sculpturejquetype.
She wasfend of intradlnir her e.xeullt form
In a faultless-fitting ridlng.hsblt in the HeN
de Kolegne. At eue tlme she took it Inte
her head te appear In public always with a
little poodle-deg, dyed te match the costume
she was wearing. Hut the jmllce put a step
te this, when ene day she caused the death
of an unhappy little beast by coloring him
with a poisonous dye.
One of the most striking episodes In her ca
reer was her brlef apparition en the Paris
stage. As Cupid, in OtleiiUicli's "Orphce
aux Enters," her dress was of the scantiest,
the draperies et pale pink crepe de chine
being scarcely mere voluminous than the
clasps ami chains of diamonds Willi which
they were fastened. Hut as she could net
sing nor pronounces dozen words of French
correctly she was roundly hl(d, and arter
tlie twelfth performance she was cemiielled
te retire. In her uiomeirs a number of well
known Frenchmen are described at length,
among them Prince Plen Plou, the Due de
Meray, the Prince of Orange, and ether".
She became most notorious in connection
with the atlalr with young Pinal, the son ci
the famous Parisian restaurant proprietor,
who attempted te commit suicide en her ac
count after spending a rertune with her.
Ilti.tiAint antl Wife llnrltl Tegi-tntr.
The funerals of Abram V. Kussel and w He
took place from their late residence, e. Jlft
North Lime street, at I p. in. te-day. The
services at the house were conducted bv Rev,
Dr. J. Y. Mitchell, asj.ted bv Rev. "Dr. J.
S. Stahr. Rev. Dr. l F. Knight officiated
at the grave, The deceased lnntiaml was a
Presbyterian and his wife an Episcopalian.
The Interment was made In Lancaster ceme
tery. Following were the pall-bearers. Jehn 1L
Pearsel, C. M. Ilewell, II. H. hw"
llest, A. II. Peacock, V. K. '" -' l.; -"J"
Musseltnan and A. C. K-'L,a,,-'x;luer' " I)l
The surlug lue-nvh.ier.
FindUy's Lai ' --,iwr8,.0,, (-Pu .J."bnJ-Russet--"tster
1-enclbles, of which Mr.
altos' - fir years an active member,
lit.-iied his luurral In a body. Thee new
rsiuuiii ei mis cuy Hm; uriMiaii , iuiiivtr,
Henry Yeung, Jehn Rese, Dr. Jehn Mct'al
la, Dr. J. A. Ehler, Hen. D. W. Patterson,
II. S. Gara. Adam Scbeurenbrandt, Ueerge
Hucklus, Jehn II. Pearsel, M. J. Weaver,
Christian Gast, Jehn Campbell, Henry
Snentzel and Thaddeua S. Henry. Henry
F. Benedict, also a member, Is new u resident
of Philadelphia.
The nun Did Much Damage te Hln llsml
Frem the Lltitz Itccerd.
On Sunday evening Frank Geerge, n ten
ant en the farm of Samuel Keller, near Lime
Reck, undertook te discharge a shotgun
which had been leaded for some time, e that
his children would net meet with accident
should they get bold el It. The gun ex
ploded, teariug oil the thumb and second
tlncer of the left hand at the first joints and
badly lacerating the hand. He was brought
totheetllceot Dr. Ilrnbst at this place, who
properly drev-ed the wounds after amputa
tion of the thumb and finger.
Shet llliu for a HurKlar.
Olficer Tench, et Seuth Chester, shot and
daugereusly wounded Ezklel Tnii as
Thursday nlgbU The latter was going home
and Tench, mistaking him feraburglar,fired
threo times. Twe shots took ellect, ene in
the groin, w hlcli Is regarded as being et a
serious nature. Tench was arrested.
She Ul and litres Willi Farmers.
Frem the Heading Herald.
Mrs. KUzabeth Trout, who is one of the
most active old ladies in the state, lives at
Uoltzheckortown, this county, and although
In her 01st j ear, she has this season hired
out te work in the harvest fields et the farm
ers In the neighborhood.
A Cew Caught In a liiaginlre.
Frem the Lltttz ltecerd,
A cow belonging the Reuben Gelz, at
Brownstown, dlsiippearts.1 and her wherea
bouts was a mjstery. After ten days ab
sence she was discolored in a new eliiK hole,
ten leet below the level, head upwards. She
was still aliie, however, and extricated, iiut
se weak that death ensued a lew days after
ward. One Hundred anil Kilty Dezen lain and
colored straw Hats, new and deairabtu fhapes
will be old te morrow (Saturday) ter fourteen
cents apiece, at
ASTUICH'S, 13 Last King Street.
A Cheap Elt-iirKlen.
Tbe incursion of Knights of Pythias te
Canada, eer the Heading ralliead, willhueiiu
of the cheapest that has eierleft Lancaster. Ihn
fare for the round trip has new biun reduced te
ten dollars, and the tickets aroKeud fur sedayu
te return by any train, Pennies tbe Knights
many ethers will go en the trip. The train
leaves the King street station at 3 11 next Sun.
day afternoon, aud the route U through a beau
tiful country.
Tremeiiiliiiifl Criiwil.
Theru was an lmmensu creud yesterday at the
opening of tbe (ireat Ktru Clothing sale The
crowd was be great ft was almost Impossible te
get near ihouiitrance te the store, Ne. I'M North
Queen street The recent large ilru atthe H hole
sale Clothing Manufactory et M. King A Sen, el
.New Yerk, hiving slightly damnged the stock
of clothing by smoke and water te the extent of
M0,(O) we are hereby appointed by thu ltmirunce
companies te sell the same at the appraiser's
value, which Is 40 per cent, less than rlr.t cost,
everything Is being sold at letail, and the entire
stock must be cloned out in lens thin two weeks,
ehau only space te mention a few-of tbe bar'
gains that aiu belugelluted 51 cents buys Men's
Ooed Streng Wearing Pants, tl &3 buys Men's
Dress Pants, we have them in e dllfeieut styles;
$160 buys Meii's lioed L'usslmeru Suits; t&M
buys Men's lioed lllue Flannel Suits, wan-anted
fast colors ; M TJ buys Men's lioed llualness
SulU; $7.a buys All Weel Fashionable Dress
bultj, In light and dark colors te belect from ;
ID.OObuysun Imported KnglUh orated or Cork Cerk
ecrewSult, we have them In Sacks and four
button Cutaways and in all colors, 111 buys
a first-class lllack Corkscrew Prince Albert suit ;
11,17 buys Men's Uoed scoraueker Coits and
Vests, leuths', lfeyB' and Children's clothing
will be sold for the meie cost of making. Ke
member, this Great Flre Sale must be closed in
lcasthuii two weeks. Our autherised UKentj are
at N'e. 13 .serlh Queen stieet, ueir the railieud,
Lancaster, Pa. Call early te avoid the ru.h.
Btore open fiem 7 a. m. until Out ultdit, it
Jtr.trjta
Akk. In this city, en thu nil Inst., Louisa,
relict of the latuAleiua Anne, lu the i;th jear
of borage.
The relatives und trfends et the family are ro re
spectfully Invited te attend tne funeral, fiem
thoieuldenceef her btelher-lu law, Uee, Anne,
Ne. lid Peplur street, en Saluiilay afternoeu at s
o'clock. Interment at Woedwaid Hill come-fry-
Jb2td
XAUKKTa.
I'hlUUtilplila I'riMtnee Blarkei
PBtUDitrnu, July 0 -Fleur Market Is
dull Bales of Boe barrels s Minn, bakers at
13 BOfflt et t Penna, tamlly at H 87kflt ; U csUirii
at H00O162K ! Patents.fl 'JS5 De.
llyti flour dull at J 3U(ii a.
1 p. ux., call Wheat July, Nil.e ; Aug,
eiy,e; SepL, n."4e i Oct., e. K'
Y,rn,TJu'y "0i AuB'i 45XM Sept.,iiej
OiUs-Juiy, ai;i0 Aug, 35c.; Sept., 3-Ue i
Oct, 31c.
New 1 ern I'ruiliice Alarket,
Nsw Teut, July 0. Fleur market linn but
dull; lu, i leaiUO; Uupeillue, $1 Khti id,
common te Heed Kxira H estein, tl 753W.
City Mill Kxtnis, ft ut, u for West Indies ;
Minn. fcxtra.riHeaSOUi Kxtru e.i I730JiS.
..,. neat Nn. 1 lieu stain en cpet, 'JiifJle ; Ne. 1
white, state, Slet Ne. Me. a lied, n inter, Aug..
HIuR , Kim, win " " '
Lern Nu. i AI
Aug. 47&
Jtxed, cash, 4bie; Aug,,4U(a;
OatS NOu 1 WhllANlnln
spot, 15SI03 j.Ve. 2, de
41e; Ne. 2inllHd, Aug ,31c,
mje uuiiiiaiiaua, D'JWC
llarley nominal. n
Perk dull t New Mess, til eswai'i
Lard Aug, tn 60; Sept. te Je.
Molasses firm; hm. ter 60 teat belllnir
Bloc i Perte uico'seojso. " oeiung
Turpentine quiet ui tile.
Resin dull t trained te geed, II oertl us.
Petroleum dull j rvftnea In cases, c.
Freights dull t grain te Liverpool, Ce.
Ihmer Market qnlett New Westcrn
Creamery. 14Qi;e.
Cheese dull Western Flat. Tffl7Uc
Kkks dull; State, lSU)e , esiurn de, 1S'
SuKar market dull 1 tleflned cutleaf, eVOtic i
Ornnulated.fiVJ.
Tallew dull) prlmeclty, .IIVICQIC.
Coffee dull falreargws at t)in
Ittraqnleti Carolina aiul Louisiana, common
te fair, 3Xac
Chtengn Market.
UHiotne, July '., 10 a. m. Market opened
Wheat Aug., :;je i Sept., fOc i Oct., snjc.
Cem Aug., M7Je t Sept , Ss'se t Oct.. X)'i,c.
KU- illy, 31u t Auk., iTCJie. Sept., ae; Oct.
3liC
rerlc July, 11030; Aug, tJ UH i Sept., liiM
Oct.tteai.
Lard Aug, ; 10 i Sept.. . 10. Oct., u JJVJ.
tllbs Aug., 00 i Sept., vi.
UU1SH.
Wheat July, T.'Hei Aug., W,c; Sept., Jc
Oet.Sfc .... . .
Cern-July. c j Angut, SJ'ic; Sept
JfiQ 1 ICI ,iiys,r,
Mr
iiits July, '."JHe ; Aug., e
Scvt., 2c ; Oct.
f.l Til; Sept.,
NUc
i'.irk-July. ' 65
Aur.,
-)isji Oct ,im
tjinl Itllr. W 4Sl AllKn Jl. W
Sept., I'. t ,
Ort KSe.
lUl'i-.lnly,
Oct, 10.
t 10 i Alii!.
16 10 , Sert, f ITS'.
(intiti ud fruviAietin.
rnrnlshed by S, K. Yundt, Ilrekur.
Citii aoe, J uly !, 1 o'clock p. in.
Wheat. Cem. t)t. I'nrk. Lsrd.
Inly H'i 9W CM
AUKUst ?j 35W VV 9( 6 52.VJ
September....... i X, -"., .
October :
Xm ember sis
December -I
Uecetpts. Car Lets.
Winter Wheat te
Spring Wbeat 'it
Cem ;
Oats t
Kye
Barley
Oil City
Crude Oil (Wi
Heart
Becelpts-llejs '2S.SO0
Closing Prices 2 o'clock p. lu.
Wheat. Cera. Oits. fork. Ijird
July Sf.if 2"W ra 6 M
AiiKitst. ; ? s w si"
September. ?: x ?. isi 6 ie
October W AiH 'S 9 s fl "
November
Decumber SIS
Oil City
Crude Oil ttV;
Km era stecat.
Niw erk, July Wall street, 1:3) p. m.
Meney easy at S.S per cent. Foreign ex
change heavy at It fHO S9 i Oevenimenti
nim ; Currency 6's, lia bid ; 's coups. HSi.
bid ; 4Xs HUM bid.
The stock market this inornlneerertA- (jt
but firm and tn.ctlens.t r.'cVtMn'iast nliht's
f.raSSi" "-'' the .treng fi-atureef
ia t ! neur, nuvancing in per cem
.sports that the dtirerence Between u une ine
Pacific railway would seen be settled About
10 30 a selling of Lackawanna n as betcun under
which the whole Hit weakened, and by !
o'clock prices were down ! ', te 1 per cent, irem
the opening. At the time of writing the market
lsnrmer
Stock Market.
Quotations by Uecd, McGrunn ft Ce., bankers,
Lancaster, l'e.
HW TORS LIST.
11 a. h. 12 h. 3 r.x.
Canada Pacific
C. C. C. 1
Cel. Coel
Central Pacific
C inada Southern
Chi., St. L.A 1'Kh.
Denver Ule urande T,i
Oel , Lack. Western. lft'H
srle l
ErlcM 95i
New Jersev Central &:
5J2
1'4
mi.;
K'jV.
ai?l
lH
ilH
K. AT 31-
Leu. A. N -tl'i
Lake shore m
Michigan Central.,
II laanurl Pacific
Northern 1'aclflc
N. i: l'ret
N. W ,
New Yerk Central ,
Ohie Central
Omaha
Oregon Trans
Ontario Wejtein
Pacific Mall
Uechester A i'ltueurg...
St, Paul
Telas Pacific
17
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Union 1'acinc UV,i
Wabash Common IT'
Watiaah I'relened 30
Western Union Telegraph., f.7
Went Shere
rHILADStFHU LIST.
Lehigh Valley
U., N. Y. A I'hlla
lO-'.'S
3i
3i
1'ennsylvr.rla
ueauing
Uihlh Navlpxtlea
llestenvllla
PhUadelphlaA Krle
.Sertheni Cent
People's Pessnnsur
U'd'g Gen'ls M'Lx'3 t 9n.i
Oil l-VJs,
mi,
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Lecal Miucss witi Kunds.
Boperted by J, It. Leng.
Par Last
value, bsIe.
Lancaetere per cant., 1 1J tu7
" ls. loe 13)
4 " Scheel lean loe 105
4 in 1 oral years 100 lua
" 4 " lu5era) ye.irs. 1(0 un.35
' 4 " In lOoraeyoars. 100 lie;
Man helm ISorengh lean 100 10V
bask stocks.
rirat National Bank ltu 3c;
ranners' National liank Wi 115
Fulton National liank 1(0 191
Lancaster County National ISank M HaSO
Columbia National Hank Ien 150
Christiana National Hank ltd 115
Kpbmta National Hank PO ;18
rlrst Natleual Hank, Columbia leu 153
First National lUnk, Htnuburg 100 1J3
First Natleual Hank, Marietta Hu MM
First National Hank, ML Jey l(u 1W.
Lltltzauenai liank In) 159,
Mauhelm National Hank ltlj 100
Union National Hank, Mount Jey.... M 68
New Helland National Hank 100 13s.50
GapNatienal Hank In) no
QuarryvlllH National liank lu) 110
Kllzabethtewu National bank. 100 110
Neithern National Hank loe 137.60
TVRJir-IKK STOCKS.
Illg Spring & Beaver Valley a 8.00
lindttepert A Horseshoe 13W n.50
Columbia A Chestnut Hill 'j) il
CeluiuhlaA Washington 'Jl 21.(6
Conestoga A lllg Spring 15 20
Columbia A Marietta 23 2VI
Maytown A KUzabuthtewn 25 40
LancasterA Kphrata 25 41
Lancaster A Willow Street 25 4S.08
Strasburg A Millport 25 22
Marietta MayUiwn 25 CO
Marietta A Mount Jey 25 35.50
Lane, Kllzabethtewu A Mlddletewn. 100 70
LancasterA Frultvllle 50 M
Lancaster A Lltitz 25 75
Kast Urandywlne A Waynesburg .... 50 .25
LancasterA Wllltamstewn 25 107.50
LancasterA Maner M) 110
Lancaster A Manhetm 25 sum
Lancaster A Marietta 2S i)
Lancaster A New Helland loe b2
K1SCKLL1.MKOCB BTOCKB.
Quarryvlile It. K 60 1.13
MUleravUle Street Car 60 C5.25
lnqulrlnt; Printing Company. 50 ei
Gaslight and Fuel Company 25 28
Stevens Heuse (Bends) Ul) 100
Columbia Gas Company 25 25
Columbia Water Company 10 10
Uusquehannalren Company 100 205.25
Marietta Hellew. waru 100 21010
Slevens Heuse 611 105
Millersvllle Nermal Scheel 25 18.
Northern Market 60 8-1
Kasteni Market 50 00
Western Market 60 62.25
Lancaster City Street Hallway Ce 60 60
Uas Company Bends lu) 103
Columbia Borough Bends 100 101
LancasterA Susquehanna. 300 300
Lancaster A New Danville 25 11
Quarryvlile It. It., 7's Ke 114.75
Heading A Columbia 1LU., 5's 100 les.76
lleiutmuld Market.
DAinr.
Creamery Butter 25.'tec
Butter W ft lf.Mc
Dutch Cheese V lump bolOe
I'OULTBV.
Chlckensfl pair (live) 703ll.0oe
" 1 piece (cleaned; otij)e
HISCBLLAKKOCS.
Apple Butter V ijt 250
Kegs)) dez l.'.aiTc
lltmey V lb 300
Lurd V ft tk)
rauiTs.
Apples VKPk 200
Bananas flifez 2HJt5e
Cecxianuts, each 3B50
Lemens V dez jeq
Oranges Wdez SOHASe
CninlKirrles, pr. et isjfpe
l'lne Apples each ..l.litfjoe
strawberries , ...15i.ec
Kaspberrtes 1520e
Cherries ,1 box eflsc
VBUSTABLBS.
CabbaKa head SrtlOe
Beets y bh Si 00
Old Potatoes V bu V..V.1S81S0
Caullfiewer, pr. hd loiijeo
Sweet Pouuees f) W pk ...lMtjie
ScuK;-::::;;;:::::;;:;::::::::15
'I omatees )1 box ' 'n-
Asiiamitus '.'.....'.V.iiiie
Beans iXpk 16e
Siuasbes V'lez .n,
onions Kl'k ,,, 2&0
Flail.
Halibut W fc lMfjki
Catfish 1 ......!!!""!"." "". isS
Fresh Mackerel Jfi tt leg
Clams per I'll seflll
SJC IP A V VJCJi T1H KSIKXTU.
CONOKRT
11V THK LII1KUTV HANI)
AT KXCKLSIOH 11 ALL ON SATUKDAY
KVKN1NU.
2ld CHA8. VOUT, lToprletor.
SUGA.HCUHKl)SHOULDEHS,CAIiLKD
Plcnte Hams, 10 cents a pound; ceiered
Dried Beef, It ceuts a pound; selected rounds
lUgher. J. K. tVJSAVKil, AgL
KKW AUrKHTllUIXKXTS.
B
AK1NO IH1WUKH
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never varies. A marvel nt purity,
strength and wholesenieiuwi?. Mere isxi
nemlcivl than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
old lu competition with the multitude el low
test, short weight, alum or phesphate powders.
Held entv in earn. KevL lUstse lMmn Ca,
06 Wall Stns't, New Yerk. inavSMvdAw
PKIPsONSr DlLsflll Mi TO "TAKlF AlS"
vantHRH of the (.heap Kzcnrsliiii te liv
ronte, Ontario, next Sunday, vli Headlns Kail
read, with the Knhihts of Pythias, should buy
thilrtlckelK en satuiday at West KIiib street
depot, "earranKemeiits can la) made for them,
as the supply of tickets are ltmlied 1 he fare
ler ihe round trip Is only l'enillO) Dollars, aud
tickets are itisM te ke July III te 1!V, and te re' urn
until IheSlst en any train with same privileges
as first-class p,enireis Ueiite via Altentnw n,
Manch Chunk, M llkesturni, Tewanda, Waierli,
Klmtra, llull.ile and Magari rails. It
lirANTKD-A
DINING-ROOM GIKL
KOP.VTAIN IN.V.
" at the
n
Fini: WHISKIKS.
Dlstulailen of lt, urj, lss lwvi are net
equalled in the country.
At HKIUAKT'SOLII WINK STOItK,
11. K. SLATMAKKlt, AgL
JLJisS'AA'K n. PsFjf kc la vilip
Ji'a fine let of Japanese iBT"boeJ ClCJ at lOand
J0 cente Jointed Heds 13, ivUCutn, etc.; Heels,
Lines, Kleals. etc.. at
KKAILKY'S Kast Knd Pharmacy.
Vse Frallcy's Liver Pills for Constipation.
Jyiljdllr.MAW
MINERAL W.Ti:KS,
APOLLlNAIllb WATKIt,
the (Jueeu of Table Waters, Hawthorn
of Saratoga, at
llhlUAKTS OI.ll INK 1TOUE,
11 E. MAI UAKIU,
prlng
Agt.
MAHKLKY'S "YAKA IJEAVriKS"
clear filled of choice -Se. 1 Havana, are
recommended te levers of a genuine Havana
Cigar, at
MAUKLEY'S." Yellow front,"
Ne. II North queen Street
(Kermerly Hartmau's)
piOH HOT WEATHER.
CI.AUET.
SAUTE UN K AND UbllMAN WINES.
UEUtAltT'S WINK STOKE.
II. E. SLatxaeer, Aet
EALTHY, DELICIOUS AND RE
freshing. Wliat .' lluser's ltoet Beer.
The llest Summer Drliik A bottJe thit will
make file callou-et this delicious drink Is sold
for 23 cent, by
COCHUAX, THK. DKP(.(!1T,
.Vt Nes.137 A 1W North yueeu SL, Ijiucaster, Pa.
majslyeedH
MADKIKA AM) S1IKRKY WINES.
Vintage, 17J3, InW, Lli,151-, 1;57, lslt, 1-70,
P7s. lNti
At It KIG ART'S OLD WINE STOKE,
II. E. LA MAKEK, AgL
p EORQE EKNST, JR.,
Carpenter, Contractor & Builder,
BESIDENCE-NO. 5J WEST KING ST.
SHOP-EAST GRANT ST., Opposite atatleu
Ilouse.
All work receives my prompt and personal at
tention. All kinds of Jobbing attended te at short no
tice and en reasonable terms. Drawings and
Ktlrnate tnmlshtsl n27-lvd
BRANDY! BRANDY!'
At this season of the year every family
should have a Bettle of
Reigart's Old Brandy,
a safe and sure cure for l lielera and ether sum
mer troubles.
BKIG ART'S OLD W INK STORE,
II. E SLAl MAKER, Agt
E
AST END YARD.
0. J. SWARR & 00.
COAL. - KINDLING WOOD.
Ottlce: Ne. 31 CENTRE SQUARE,
and ettlce connected w 1th Telephone
aprl3-lvdMAF.il
Beth yard
Exchange
G
RAND FREE CONCERT
liaierisclie Yacger Kunelle Uanil,
.V SATVRDA Y EYEXISG,
KNAPP'S SUMMER
GARDEN.
!td
FOR SALE OR RENT A MODERN,
convenient three story BRICK DWELL
ING. with basement. Ne. Hi Seuth Duke street.
This property contains 9 rooms, besides a bath
room, and li provided with all the modern, nrsl
class Improvement, such as water-closets, sta
tionary washstand, het and cold water, together
with a certain portion 01 household fixtures,
such as blinds, etc. Geed furniture can alselm
bought Terms reasonable Apply upon the
premises. Parler a specialty. Jyl-tfdeed
CPARKLINO WINES.
OUR OWN BRAND !
Special Great Western Wine.
The F'lnest and Puiest American Wine In the
Market. At
RBIO ART'S OLD WINE STORE.
SPRING
HART'S.
OPENING. AT H. GER
FINE TAILORING.
The Largest and most Complete Assortment
of Pl.VE WOOLLENS for the bpring Tiadele be
found In the City or Lancaster.
A Choice Line of Hprlng Overceatings and
l'antaloenlngs in all the Latest Patterns.
Prices Lew, Best Workmanship, and all goods
Warranted as represented.
H. GERHART,
NO. 43 NORTH O.UKE.V STREET.
r-Oppostle the Postefflco, marCT-lydU
TJATENT STRAP PANTALOONS.
Thi Greatut Intention of tht Are.
Pantaloons made with the Patent Strap fit
easy, de net bag out at the knera, don't draw up
when sitting down, and give better satisfaction
than any ethers. Place yourerdfcrwlthA.il.
Resensteln, the Merchant Tailor, who has the
sole right for Lancaster for the Patent Deuble.
btrap I'aulaioens. loner an unusually full stock
01 noeu
andSnr
ebby goods for Pantaloons, butts. Vesting
Spring Ovorceots, and am devoting my en-
...u H..V....U. .w ..J ....'..a huu 1'U . I .ll B. UII U
will spare no effort te retain the position 1 have
se long held as first Une Merchant Tailor et
Lancaster. Respectfully yours.
A. It. HOShNSTKIN, &7 North Queen SL
tlni nltfinllm. In mu tl-w.tlila nnn no t mi. .. n
T
HIS PAPER IS PRINTED WlTli
INK
Manufactured by
J. K. WRIGHT & CO.,
marls-lvd Win nnd Ham 81a,, Philadelphia. P
QAK HAM
Het Weather Clothing,
Kciges, Plaunels, Seersuckers, Alpacas and
m Ilav Cletlilnif .
Variety of Oualitles and Pitces.
leu'll find the practical sort of clothing here.
ml the pructlci!
Highest cam ul
The most highest caru given te Its reliability. It
wears as geed as it leeks Leeks belter than It
wean us goeti as 11 leeks LOOKS belter
cejU, and costs less than anywhere else.
Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL,
Southeast Cemer Sixth and Market,
flllLADJSLPlUJL
juuoiurdeea
KK AlirXHTlHKMK.VTa.
ASSIUMH) KSTATi: OP R K. HAW.
therne and wife, et Maner township, Lan
caster leiiuly Tlie undersigned auditor np
pointed le distribute tlie balalicu reinalnluir In
ihohamtaer llenly ttewmaii, iixluuee, (or the
benefit of imlllert el II li flaw therne, te and
among these legally entitle, 1 te ihn same, will
sit ler that purpose tin 'I llt'ltsti Y. AlHll'Sl"
Msec, at in o'clock n m., lu ihn library umii nf
thiiienrt house. In the ell) or Lauraster, whem
all persons Interested in said dlstiltuiilen may
attend A. Jl. HAssi.KIt,
JylttlAStw Auditor.
ISTATKOPPIUI.lPrilltlSTIAN HAN
IU ntngei. Inte et l.ancasttir ilty. Pa., de-
ceased. The mulct-signed auditor, appointed te
distribute tlie balance lemiiiulnit lu the hands
of Henry M. Shrelner, executer of the will
of Philip Christian KanuliiL'cr, deceased, te and
tinning theso IckiUIv entitled te the same, will
It for thst purpesii en I Kill w AL'Ul sT 13,
!., at lOe'clta'kn. in ,ln the I.llinuy lioem of
the teurt Heuse, in the cltj et Uineaster, n here
all persons intuiestcil In said distribution may
aiiriiM. tl, II, 1.9H11 I,
JjMldK Auditor
"ITlSTVTK OV ISAAf W. S111HIC. l,VTK
AU of Lphula township, Lancaster ceiinly,
deceased. The undersigned Hiidller, nppeluled
tedlstrlbute the balance tcmnlulni; In the hands
of 'amuel t" Knth. cidmlnlsiniter el Isaac W
;hlrk, deceased, te and ninenu these legally en
titled te the sune. willstt tin that purpose en
WKIINKStl.W, Al'l.l T 1" A 11 lNsil, at 10
o'clock a. in , In the I.llirnr) lloem of the Court
Heuse lu the ctty et Lain aster, where all per
sous Interested In said dlstiitmtlen maj attend
JOHN E MALI INK,
lyOltiLiSlw udlter
A SSlGIIKll USTATi:
nr I'liinsTi vn
t Jillevim
7 MlleV Htld Wife, nf Vn.l I iimiulnrlnsn.
hip. Lancaster count v. 1h iiiuii-rsLiitid audi
isfer v
ter, appointed te pass upon inceptions mid dls
tribute the balance remaining In llie hands nt
Jehn M. Herman, assigned r Christian MIley
and wile, te and among these legally cut It lid te
lb" same, win sit for thst purpose en Till Its.
U.W, Al'(,PsTlil-w..atlOa.m,inthe Library
ltiMini et theCeuit Heuse, In the city of Lancas
ter, where all persons Interested In sid distil
button mai attend. A. O. .SK 1MIKII,
j)V-ltiIA3tw Auditor
EST.VTK OK KI.IZAHKTH LONG,
1 He et Itiphe tow nshlp, Lancaster county,
deceased 1 he undersigned auditor, appointed
te distribute the balance remaining lu the hands
of Dsi Id Msslev. esecntoref the last will and
testament of Elizabeth Leng, decea-ed, teaiitl
among these legally entlMed te the same, will
It ler that purpose en 1 hursday, August It
I si. at lu e Ceck a m , In the Library lloem of
the l eurt Heuse, In theelty of Ixineaster. where
all persons interested In said distribution may
nttend t H DKNLl.M.hlt,
J;ltdASt Auditor.
TTVSTATi: OK
-J late of hat
J A t'OH h. mismmi:i.,
Duneiral townshle. de t.isiil
The under-brned uilHlr. Hppnuiteii In t'a
llruhajjs tfiurlet Lancaster county. Pa . te dis
tribute the balance lemalntni; In the hands 01
Duld WelKHiuuth. admlntsirater uf said de
eeiised. teand iimeni; tlie-n- legally entitled te
the same, will attend for that purpose en ed
nesda , August 4, Ivsl, at le o'clock a 111 . lu the
Llbrarj Itixmi of the court Heue, In the ittynf
1 anc-ist. r. l'a., where all per.ens tntutehted in
said distribution may attend
W. T. 1IUOWV,
l?ltdA3tw Auditor.
TfiTATi: ok MA11Y OMINDi-R,
MU 1st.' 01 IJincistir city, Lancaster ciiunty.
deceastd The under.liined auditor, appointed
te pas uixin evceptbms and distribute the ival
mice remalululu the hands nf Mar) Furdney,
eiecutrixef aldestite, te and aiming these le
irally entitled te the same, will sit ler that pur
pose en M ednesday, August 11, 101), at lOo'cieck
a. m.. In the Library Beem of the Court Heuse,
in the city of Lancaster, w here all lwrseus Inter
ested lu said distribution may attend
W 11. ROLAND,
Jj9-ltdA3tw Auditor.
INSTATE OK WILLIAM DIP.M, LATE
li et -allsburv tow ushlp, Lancaster ceuntv.
Pa., deceased, 'rhe underslgiKd auditor, ap
pointed te distribute the balance remalnttiK in
me nanus 01 .nana iiem, aummismiiri 01 sua
estate, te and among these legally cutltkd te
the same, will sit ler that purpose en TL' h 11 AY,
At. I.C-T Hi, ls-d, at 10 ii'el.H-k a in , In the LI
brary lioem et the I eurt Heuse, In the illy f
LancaMer, where all person- mieri sted In cRld
di-trlb -lien may attend
jje-ltd.tltw M.H ROLAND, Auditor
ITtSiTATE OP 1-RANl'I.S Wl'INN, LATE
if of Lancaster ilty, deceased. The under
signed auditor, appelnlel te pa- upon excep
tien te the account aud distribute the balance
remaining In the bands of Iter. A '. haul and
llildget Qulnn, executers el the will of t rancls
Qulnn, deceased, teand among these legall) en
titled te the .imp, will sit fiir that piupose-en
llKiUAl, AL'GUST 17, Ke, at 1" o'clock. In
the Library Roem or the Court Heu-e, In the
city et Lancaster, where all person's Interistid
In nald distribution may attend -
W. W. FRANKLIN.
JylUtdr Auditor.
ESTATE OK MARY 1IAMIi.TOn7i.at7:
of Lancaster city , deceased 'I he under
signed auditor, appointed te distribute the
balance remaining in the hands et I. Kdw
Hegener, executer of the will of Mary llamll
ten, deceased, te and among lhes legally en
titled te the same, will sli ler that puitie-,c en
THURSDAY, ACGUM'S. li,at luo'cleck a.m.
In the Library Roem of the Court Heuse, In the
city of Lancaster, whereat! persons Interested
in said distribution may attend.
. IRAN KLIN,
Jy'i-3tdr Auditor.
ESTATE OK ANN K. flll.ER, LATE
of Manhetm borough, IjituastiT county,
decea-ed. The underslgutd auditor, appointed te
iam upon eceptlen and te distribute the
ialai.ee remaining In the hands of t-amuel Rice
executer, te nnd among thes legally entitled
te the same, will sit ler that purpose en '1UES
UAi.JULY 3e, Ls,i, at 1" o'clock a. m.ln the
Library Beem or the Court Heuse, In the City
of Lancaster, w here all persons interested lu
said distribution may attend
June-3tdr Mm N. APPEL, Auditor
ESTATE OK ROBERT OIILSON, LATE
of Little Britain township, Lancaster ( e..
deceased. The undersigned auditor, appointed
tr, piss en exceptions and distribute the liihtnic
remaining In the hands et Levi K. Brown, ad
inlnlstrater, te and among these legally entltltd
te the same, will nit for that purpose en Fill.
DA , AL'Hl'nT, . Ui. at 1(1 a ni., In the Library
Roem of the Court Heuse, In the 11 el Lauuu
ter, w here all persons Interested In said distri
bution may attend.
JjiltdAStw It. K MONTGOMERY, Auditor.
AhsKiNED ESTATE OF S. H. NAGLE
and wile, of Last Denegal township, Lau
caster county, the uuiler-lgned amliiei un un
eointed te distribute the balance remaining In
the hands et Jehn E. Malene, eij., of Lancaster
city, Pa , assignee, te nnd among these legally
entitled 10 the same, will sit for that purpose en
WEDNESDAY, AL'GLn'I 111b, 1",, at 10 a. m ,
in the library room el the ceuit house, In the
cltvef Ijincaaier, where all persons Interested
In said distribution may attend
WM.D. WEAVER.
JyMtdiJtw Auditor
H
IRSU A HROTHEK
Fer the Labering Class.
OUR SECOND ANNUAL
CLEARING SALE,
IS NOW IN 1 UI.L BLAST,
And It is a wonder temany people hew Clethliii;
can be sold se chtap. We otter te-day
MEN'S OVERALLS
At i.'ic.
S)c Mc , tile., tee, 1,0c., 7Jc.
These ale Made by the
te ll.ei'.
BENNETT M ANUrACTL'RINO COMPANY,
And are Guaranteed the "Best for the
Meney." Five Pockets, Extra Lluen
oewed und Pnnts-r'lttlug.
HARVESTING PANTS
ARE UOl.Vli FAST.
, N)c, 85e., (i5c 11.00 anil Upw arils.
7Jc,
WORKING SHIRTS.
05c, up te the llest. and Everything Else
Proportion.
In
Seersucker Coats and Vests.
11.60, 1.7S and f-MO.
MOHAIRS, ALPA0A8.SILK BTllll'LS, Ac.
ONE-PRI0E
CLOTHING HOUSE,
CORNER NORTH UUEEN STREET AND
CENTRE 8UU.4RK.
j" Btore clejej eyciy day nt tip, uu Satur
day at lu p. m.
HIRSH (I BROTHER,
XKH-AHrKKTIMKBKSTH,
D
tl) YOl' 11KAII THAT
STAUFFER & CO.
Nes. Itl unil 3lt North Otieen Streot,
-HAVK ilADK
REDUCTIONS ON STRAW GOODS
.V I.AXV.USTKH CITY' IT'X .1 J'.lrr.
AL80 A l-PLI. LINK Oh
Trunks and Traveling Bags,
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
HKH AlttKltTINKStKNT.
WHY PAY flS 1'OIIA HKT OK TKKTH
w hen you can gel the same at M, at
V. L. ISHKIl'S Denial Koeiiih.
Se. ttt .North ijueeu MnsiL
Has administered. apt; yd
IDOHUKU'S
XV
LIQUOR STORE,
Ne. ' CENTRE SQUARE.
MARK LEY'S " YM.I.OW PRONT"
clear tiller llaiana S cent Cigar Is iiro iire iiro
tieuured by nmekeis the bcit In the mar
ket, at
MAKKLEV3 'Mellow t rout,"
Ne. :i North Queen StreeL
(Keuneily llartuian's)
iJCOlT'h EI.Et'l R1C t'OMIl
O Ker sale at
IIUItl.E.'S DRUG STORK,
NO. Jli Weal Klin: StreeL
SCHOOL TAX FOR ISMl.
Thedspllcatels Inthe hiiluls el the 'Irons
urer. Thtve per cenL etr for prompt payment.
H.V. MARSHALL, Ireaiurer,
Ne. UCentreSiiuani.
Offlie hours from 9 a m. te I p. 111. Jl iindll
L
EVAN'S FI.OUR.
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Always Uniform and Reliable
AV
riLLIAMSON A POSTER.
Misfortune,
1 bu h.13 been a haul season en the avcrnrfe
merchant, and we are anionic theie that aie left
with
HEAPS OF GOODS
And Payments that ure Ferriui; hb
te neil for wliitt e can get.
WE HOPE TO MAKE .MONEY BV FIIfJT
l.OblNO II'.
ARE G1VINO AWAi UOOUs AT
d Pr
-NOW AT-
WILLIAMSON
& FOSTER'S,
32, 34, 36 & 38 , King St.,
LANCASTER, PA.
P. 8,-C'oiue ua been a you can and eee what Is
being done there.
CUOHS 1 HIIOES 1
Great Sacrifice of Shoes.
BPBOIAL BASKET SALE
JOHN HIEMENZ,
NO. 61 NORTH QUEEN ST.
Having it Surplus Stock of
10,000 PAIRS
Of hhoesef All Oradcs for Children, lllnses,
Ladies. Men and Beys, we are determined te
close thorn out ut a b'reut uacrince In the fellow-
The shoes are placed lu baskets, and each
basket has a price marked thereon.
1 be JI.W Basket contains Ladles' hid and Feb
bio Butten Bhoest some of them ale worth iW
&l'l ha !!.'. Basket contains Shoes worth U60 and
ll.le ie r pair.
Wu hava placed about ene dozen such Bargain
Baskets lu our atom, and you will be surprised
at the lioed CJtullty and Lew Fleures.
1 his w HI be the greatest bargain tute ever held
In Lancaster Among them you will nnd seme
of tbe Finest Quality Shoes for Ladles, Jllssea
and Children.
Alcea Large Let of Ladles Opera Slippers at
75c a pair.
Junvll-jydr
'.X,k
Force
m
lilllK'AStcr. Ph.,
THK 1U0DEST
atkw Aitttsitrmt.3iK.yrii,
pI.ARKE.
CLARKE.
I larke s Tea and Ceilecs lead. '1 rv I hem.
' A H Olelne S(vip,&i; Lump Htaich, i Its ler
!H- . 1 Irani Llieefe, ills (eriVi.j Hut Granulated
( egar, ,e
Cluilie's 'V ami CeITihi Store,
Ne. M West King Street,
lelephone Connection.
B
I.Al'IC 11ARRKN
.MINERAL M'KIM) t ATKIL
A naliiial MM( AI I'LRA'l 1 K, Hlutetleef
uiiu-UHl power, pioiieunreit bv Hr Brlnkman,
1111 autlieiliy tipini ucli can--., 10 be"ilmlinr lu
I tlecl te that el Hie AlcxK 3p.i. el (ermauy "
An lutlM merlin we lelei te the fo'lenliiK well
known citizen tin lime or who are new u.iiitf
the water .1 M U . (ielt, .1. M .lohneii,.lno
II tiktle-.. 11 I llruliukiT, i. , A. II Frllcliey,
en , 'lhe Vi httwni, e( , CapL It. A Smith,
.laiuei n 1'etti, J. li. UiMMlumu, I'. It, lilimtlu,
tl M.ibm.
Medleul tenllinnny and leferencea furnhihed
upon applliatliMt
P 8 tlOOHMA.V. Manaccr,
Ne 37 East Uninl street, dear nf (,'eutl lliimn.)
Itl. UK ItAllHKS SI'KIMI IIOUSK, wllhltl
two benis ul tin- dt. a unlet, homelike to te
Ireat KellKhtful i;round, 1 ui'lul ntteutlen,
iiueicelled mt-liie, uiiHlenite ch.it;eif. Fer
term, etc . addre-
MliiM HRIS'IIE HOMHEIttlKR,
I'ltMiut i.reie, LamaAter County, Pa.
Jiinrld-Aind
VJIIOKH I SHOKSt
New Red Frent Shee Stere,
Me.
'18 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(Next Doer te I'osterllco)
e hae lut rvccKed ene of the ll"t Lines of
Men a Hey's, eulhs'. Ladles', Misses'
and Children's
SHOES
That can beget for the money, thin complet
ing our already tatgn sleck. We can guaruutoe
the prliet in Imi "rtOITilM FlUl'llks." We
have atrtctly "ON'K PRICE," and guarantisj
entire satisfaction. If you want line or cnarse
sho.-sersllpiH)rH. lfjeit want hand or machine,
made kIhk , lu fact. If )ou want anything In the
shoe line, that ran be found only In flrst-claj
establishments at Popular Prices, call at thu
NEW REH FRONT SHOE STORK,
Ne.
S XOUTII i)V.V.S STItEKl1,
(Next Heur te the l'ostettlro )
CHAS.
A.
REECE.
aurll-JiiHlAwIl
r 0AN8MAN v ime,
A Big Eeductien.
Ne Eire ! Ne Humbug !
Why my lik prices for hU worn clothing
u bon you can buy ljckhI ami imwly maile ' 1-nn-CHttnr
iiitike) Cletlilnf tit prlct4 much Inner
tbau dbtiir-vrum clothing can be bought nt,
A FEW SAMPLE PRICES:
8KKRSUCKER C0AT3 AMI VKhTS nt II'O.
MKN'S WORKISO PANTS at 50c
M E.V.i DRKhb PANTS at ll.li
BO'r. PANTS at Hit.
CHILIIRKN S PANTS at 30c
MKN'S DRKS& SUITS at 13 25.
MEN'S ALL-WOOLCAhSIMKHKBClTSatt5M.
HOIS SUITS at fl 75.
CHILDREN'S SUnS-tOAl AMI HANTS, at
II te.
Ml. N H ALL WOOL CORKSCREW SPIT.
In All Celers, Saik or the Latest Style lutaway,
at 17.00.
a Remember lbee goods are nil our own
makeand uiuit go, 11- we ncidthe room.
L. GANSMAN & BRO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
MANUPACTURKHB OK MEN'S BOVS AND
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
66 & 68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(Right en the Southwest Cor et Orange St.)
LANCASTER, PA.
Mr Net connected with any ether Clothing
Heuse In thu city.
.WtJl" UUUIH.
G
KNTI.n.Mi:N.
The llest Plate te Buy
DRESS SHIRTS, I1AU7.K UNDERWEAR. SUS
PENDERS', 1IANDKKRCHIEKS, Ulld
llAI.r HOSE, Is ut thu
North End Dry Goods Stere,
J. W. BYRNE,
uev5-lyd
Ne. W
! North QuiHin stneL
JTUU HAI.MS UU UKNT.
IKIVATKSALK OKHUtlSKS.
1 have a let of
WE8TEBN NORMAN HORSES,
from Indiana and Illinois, purchased by Giveu,
llaiiin A Ce, consisting of heavy drafta, farm
horses, and a few nlce drivers. 1 lilse have a car car
lead of Kentucky ami Ohie llorsen,good drivers,
which I will dispene of at prlvate sale.
wm UhORUKUROSSMAN.
rUIATJVAL.
tpOUNTY CONVENTION.
Democratic County Convention.
The Democratic County and District Conven
tions of I jincister con nty, will meet en the third
rloer of Kepler's Postetllco Building, lu the City
et Lancaster, en
Wednesday July 28.
The delegates from the cityrtistrlcts will meet
at 10 a. m. and select three delegates te the
state convention.
The delegate! from the Id (Lewer) assembly
district will meet nt 10a, in. and elect thieu del
egates te the statu convention und nominate
two members of assembly
The delegates from tbuiltyuud lewer districts
will then meet lu senatorial conentlon and
elect a member of the state committee.
'the delegates from thu 3d assembly and Mill
senatorial (Upper) district will meet ul lu.'iea.
in., und nominate one person fur state senator,
tbicu members of assembly, elect four delegatus
te the state convention and a member of the
state committee.
Alter the adjournment of all the district con
ventions thu delegate w 111 meet In Joint county
convention and nominate candidates for Con
gress, district attorney, prison inspetteis li),
peer directors (2), und county surveyor.
The primary meetings te elect three or llve
delegates from eucb district te said coiiyenlloii9
will tie held en SATURDAY P. M .JULY M, at
places and between hours te be announced by
handbill by the illll'ureiit ceinmlttieuien,
r'rein each district u member of the county
committee for the ensuing, year Is ulse te be
chosen. Committeemen will notice that the
laws governing primary elections are lu force
and mu.t be can led out at these elections.
Copies of these laws, blanks for hindbllls, Ac,
furnished upon application. y UBN
Chairman Dem. Ce. Cem.
Lakcasteb, June 23. in. uuv30-dAw
;i?Jtiasrriisii, i.M"ii V sxfej?'.